client¶

Only the most essential features to csgo.client.CSGOClient are found here. Every other feature is inherited from the csgo.features package and it’s submodules.

class csgo.client.CSGOClient(steam_client)¶

Bases: steam.client.gc.GameCoordinator, csgo.features.FeatureBase

Parameters:	steam_client (`steam.client.SteamClient`) – Instance of the steam client

app_id = 730¶: enable pretty print of messages in debug logging

launcher = 0¶: main client app id

current_jobid = 0¶: launcher type (used for access to PW) See: csgo.enums.GCClientLauncherType

connection_status = 2¶: True when we have a session with GC

account_id¶: Account ID of the logged-in user in the steam client

steam_id¶: steam.steamid.SteamID of the logged-in user in the steam client

wait_msg(event, timeout=None, raises=None)¶

Wait for a message, similiar to wait_event()

Parameters:	event (`ECsgoGCMsg` or job id) – event id timeout (`int`) – seconds to wait before timeout raises (`bool`) – On timeout when `False` returns `None`, else raise `gevent.Timeout`
Returns:	returns a message or `None`
Return type:	`None`, or proto message
Raises:	`gevent.Timeout`

send_job(*args, **kwargs)¶

Send a message as a job

Exactly the same as send()

Returns:	jobid event identifier
Return type:	`str`

send(emsg, data={}, proto=None)¶

Send a message

Parameters:	emsg – Enum for the message data (`dict`) – data for the proto message proto – (optional) manually specify protobuf, other it’s detected based on `emsg`

launch()¶

Launch CSGO and establish connection with the game coordinator

ready event will fire when the session is ready. If the session is lost notready event will fire. Alternatively, connection_status event can be monitored for changes.

exit()¶: Close connection to CSGO’s game coordinator